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metfipnrstaer selbFma orb .

S8ilmiHstO 9et., 25. Rai. - Die
65'ld9rise fruu Gisbeda 0tutb9iu, Die Mut,
ter oes Beiiters 6eS y0asr. Bart' 5oteIs" 5u
Nepart, bssius gefern DtOrgen nui cine
boot ei9entbiimlide Beiie SelbfmOrO. Die
alte Bran idli9 fid gefieru Rorsea iu fri
Der Stunoe IN oas 8aOeSiumer oes 6otels,
lsgte fib in bic Sabepunue, Dffnetc eiHen Der
s8Oiierbdbne unO lieB Oas oemItlbeu sntltt0
msnoe gBuifsr in ibreu Runb uuo bic Sebfe
hinab lnuien, bis fie tobt mar. aIs man ibre
gelde fano, betrug ber g9aferfdno in Der
Saeemnnne nitt mehr, ais 6rei 3oa. lin
ben Wfuno often IN baIteu, battt Die Srau
Elm Stiid Suttapsr4a spiideu bic SiefeT &C.
tlemmt.
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mn,tt Qsitke trfhloaets.

8itt8bHrg, Ya., %. gtai.-8GbrenO
zines in Der uergangeneH ytaht au89ebrO1es
ren @epitters idlug ser SliB in elH franj6=
ftides SOfbaus 3u Wtc Donal6, pa, elm uno
eri6lug 3pei 6ranSoieH, gtameHs Sbel
4rquin unb Sernanb Bourbin, tpeldle i'm
eritteu Stodnsrfe ldlieien. 53uet Stnoer,
bic i'm stpsiten StodWerte tm A5ette Iageu,
erIitten idlnere &erIebnnaen.
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Grtrunfen.

Samiltou.O., 25. glai. .-Sobu Ebom.
ion, Elm Stiifs3inmermaun, trat saferu
Aberb nit ietner 6rau, 6ereu Sdpefer Fri.
Iircent unb Dret 3in0ern cine Bootfllr. AMI
Der 9ai an. SaIb oarauf erbob ii4 eiR
Sturm, NIB man oermutbet, bas 6erislbe
bns gOot gum aenteru bratte, inoem 5rau
9bomicu's 2eide beute iriib ans llier trie5.
Gas Sdtdial Der iibri9eu SafaiIeu beS 800.
tes If ned nidt ermittelt.
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e6rtdit6es g6tdfaI eInes 21tro

9es gtoines, Soma, 25. Rai.-3H
benz bsnadbartsE Stdotheu OstaIooia fle I
pOrgsilern &m. gnbreps nit siuem 3ieHtt9
srO6eu nit er3ieter 2nft sefiiQtem 8allon
auf. 9as 9uftififf erbOb i6 raid 3u elmer
60be bon zoo 6uB, pdbren6 qn6rens I5
auf eem ibm aneebGnateH Srape3 proon.
;irte. BiOslid iab man Sen SaIon in Srano
geratbeu uuo aubrems iid uer;ueifelt bemii
Zen, bic Slammen su l6ifeu. Seine Nh
Rren9ungeu paren eriOlslos unS i'm Ssrlaui
BON neutgen D2tnuten lam bic Satafropbe.
Anereps hiir8te aus ihniubeInber 66be per-
ub uno ietn SOrper burdI6lug bGS Dad Ell
mes Snuies. Die 9etde mar cine untsuuts
III
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Gie8 ses Ro1leasr|oOE."
9aS 8siudl oeS Etaates gssnnI1Ipanien nm
efnen EtnbaItbefsbI ssaeH bic ap5!eH'
Spmpasnisn porIdIiis abgeDieieu.

5arrisburg, 8a., 25. Wat. - Sn Der
9Iuge oes Staates gegen bic SohlentE11ss
port &ompa9uie DeIfe oom @eneralans
malt &aiI6D inter Der letten aomtUtfratton
ipeSiel 9e9en bic ySeunploantd'" uuo
r6eabiug"' Giieubabu. SompG9nte' anp1u'
gig semaGt fuuroe De9en un9elesll4er Stl'
oung zines uYoOl," nm bic Sobleuptelle IN
bic S0be ;u treiben, CAB 8ibter SImontou
einen GntIdeib ab, norin er ben pom Staate
uerlaueten UorlGufisen giuhaltsbetebl oer'
iueigert. yfa6 elmer ein9ehenoeH Oarle9un9
Der Bebeutung beS SOblensy Bools" ais etHer
Combination sur &ontr0liruug Der Yroout'
tiOu uno Der 8reiIe Der Antbra;jt Soblen mo
Der angebli9 6araus entipringenoen 0iStrIs
mluation, tommt Der Rthter auf eas 9tln4
bes Gtaates um einen oorldufigeu @inhaltss
befebl su iprehen. @r erttGrt, oaS Der GrlaB
eines ioId9eu cine Der b6dIteu oi5tretioudren
gefuqrifIe Der @eri6te Iei, inSer bei eiueM
Ioldben alei6Iam bas 9ertht etnen Gnf9eto
uor benz eieentli1en Bro3efIe f1le. Gs mhne
oaber pohi eruoaen peroeu, Oh bic Sl9s
beS SIaaers in elmer iold' itberIeH9e1oe en-
Reiie bereitS barselegt rpOrSen lei u1o 90
Der lIebellian6, Der abeefeIt meroeu lou, IN
5oldsm llufana peiterbeltehe, baB Elm ihleu'
niaes @inareifen 6es @eridteS i6ou Dor oem
ei9eutIi6en BrOSeB fir stre4tfsrti9t erldelne'
| Sn bieiem Bro3eite neroe nun alS ote e'n3i9e
8estiinoung fir bas giubaIts8sina Der Sat
uufgefeut, 6nB, peuu Die 5anolnn9smstle
Der 8etla9ten Seitens bes @eriat8 fiir url'
seietli6 6siuuSeu lOerOe, 10 ulO9e eS oieisE
uugeietIideu SauStIug 10 idlenui9 nls uO9
ltd @inbalt 9ebleteu. Wtit anoeGeH g8orteH
bas @eri6t tper6e eriuft, itber oas Brtu3tF
Der Slage ielbft iAon elm Ssrottt NIT @ema9
ruus be8 OOrIGufseu @inbaItsbeiebl3 ab8u
sebeu. Dies beige aber iens bistretona!t
SefugniB melt iiberfdreiten uuO pir6e Oi
Suterefen Der Setlagten iamer i4deigeu
Ser Ridter fiibrt Oann Ueri6ieoeue S6srSe
ri6ta. @nti9eibe an, IN benen bes Gdn9ersI
bnrseIegt tpirO, in peldeu befimmten Sdlel
| bic @epGbruug eiues OOrlGuigen @tnbnltS
befsbIs qeboteti eri6eiut. 8idter Sjmontol
ert.Grt Guf @runb bieier Gutidei0e, baB ia
ietigen Stahium Der &la9e benz @eiude De
Sfaates nm eiueu gtubatsbefe9l nltt itatt
gegebeu tperbeu tonne.
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Sci'm Ans0ra6sn eines Stnunens
iykttttlGlif<t,

8eaSing, 9euni,, 25. Rai.-aat6ar.
@arnuu, Die Is iaarige &Oater eiuas 6ar.
mers 81 gnsIesOiIle in bieiem @suHtg mIroe
gefern ab no in einem Is 5as tieien 8ruu.
nsn, tpeIdeu iie aussrabeH bali oeridittst
unS ausenbIidIid get0ottt. SOiepb Strser,
II Sabre alt, erlitt t0Otlide 8erlebuuasu.
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81 O. Snnfc

eebers unb sitrOtHIeiben, Gppetidoiisfeit 8eI6aus
ur9Sftpddls uno ale tlinlotlidben iJieber. Rlot'
tdltur 9e9en SopfIebeH uno BeritopfuHg. Dfdu iors
eere nur ". &, EoRic uHo feiR dHhere5 so
Gents Die ssIoide. %. q. 3ahutropfen Nerve
killerl leiIt 3ltni5msrSen ieiort; 10 Gents eve
Tloite. Su onsu aeotbeteTsa haben.
(1Hru29, 2ReO
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.uSfubr: II
WttmKAtsE.

9ie btutige Steuer ginnabme betru9
$299, ,785 un6 bie 3oGetunabme 1886, APO.
Our @inl0inug befimmte gtatiOual' 8anf'
ytoten i'm 8etruge BON $243,OO0 lieien
beute I'M S6aRamte eiH.
@ettetGr gamar unO Snttin traten heute
etpa 5pei gSOaeH abpeisHb isiH.
Der 3nfano bes Rajors Ben 1erlep Po9re
bet itd1 erbebHh oeridlimmer, unO maa
fiirdtet, baB Der YGueut ielEer GnfI3iun3
eHtge9en g.bt.
Ser Brdfoent erEannt beute 6ra. 6eurp
s. 9umning aus Werp Dort gum 8Ouiul in
Ct. Yaul be 2Oanoa, mo @omaro 3. D.u
aus RorO, Carolina gum SoHiul i'll YtoHtts
pibeo.
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Sin 9errdtber latcr oea 0emofTen

Gbtcago, 25. Rai. - Dem befannten
iojiaIifii4eu a9itator @ritHberg ptro 5ur
3ett Dor benz vSebeimeu Ratb" ber bietgeH
pllniou Der 3immerleAte" btrPro3eB semadt,
ba CT bei6uIbi9t pirS, aIs SpioH i'm Dieufe
elmer 3etefttU' 'Aseutur au ftebeu uub se9eime
@ruppen Der pSnterHatioaaIeu" OrgauiTrt 81
bubeu, nm bieie 81 berratben. Sriiuberg
tpirb aud beidulOigt, bas gebeime aunr9iiti'
ide @iriuIar uerfaBt ju babeH, beieu 9ubaIt
tiirali6 in Der pArbeiterJettungn 3u 0ea0er
eri4ieu, anaeblia, nm ben Anarqiteu meme
ungele9eubeiteu ju bereiteH. gtu4 Der au'
Hase IOu er aud in freunbidaftIideu Sejie'
hunseH Iu benz BoliSei &Bsi Gberiulo uHb
&apitGu S9aad febeu, anbererieits aber
Don Der Union Der 3immerIente" GalO IN
oIIerIei auar6ifii6ea UGbateu" UsrIauSt b.
ben.
Ran erIsbIt iid bier, bag @riinBerg in 1878
ben iuugsu S6beI in Berlin uuffa4elte, aui
ben Fnlier gBilbelm ju ieuern. Seniatto=
ueus @ntbauIuaen tperoeH ernGrtet.
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SbIegrI, SilDer, RabmeH, StatHrtttn.
RipbIadrn nller art In eHDlOIer aHsmall
~ ben billigfen Srtiien 81 baben IN ssil'
helm GdbarOt's RHnhBaROlaag, Xr. 455,
&eH' SaItim0reRraBe. (246,u.I.S7
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Nene An,eigen.
So6n 6. Ert6fe.

SSIunitsGrdatn uaS Eamiaettsn ftno tpaiisr'
Sidjt unS tperoen nidbt esIb. Si. tnS Die beitett
strtifcI, uno mir uiiien, bos fe aud bic 5taisiten
fin6.
Bieaetht tpifen sic nitbt, baS mir Oas ar6Bte
aiiorttrent sewebteS GansiAnhe Bu ntsort9fsn
Breiien aufDeiien. &iRIer Swtrus, isioene uuo
9affet=Sansfdiabe fino eine SpssiaIttat bel
uns, unS mir offeriren bic neueen Dt0oen gu ntsoz
r9ften Rretien. 2Sr finb bic 9anSe 3et 6eItdlt9t.
Ste lpetoen urs 9eidf9 ftnoer, iuenn ansere SdoeH
brad lissen. gBir offeTiren ShHen tetHeH 8o0er.
mob uberbdupt SerIodungen. 2Bir t5ueH 9eitdIts
aut 9runo Se5 ErinbpS, Die 6eften g8aaren fir oa=
MHen Die asoBte Auinterfiantfett u, trietstn.
2D0nihen sic Ssdder-tDir baben ioLde. g4lHihen
gle Seeettraaren, SeIobenteI, 4ttrteI ooet
Saidlen - tie itne hter nebf poGem ea9e1
Srac uno alem thr bic ieBiae Sati9n.
Sobf u. SribIe,
fI25S ShnrIpszi irS QerinotnnzsStrase.
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'GOuarS Saline,
sNer trnIIte Snas Innn mar

auf bic gBrtuns Der trd9en nltirdntihen poroien
ghaHer, tpenn 8enIen's ghafsr ortit:n Rbeuma'
ttsmus RtuIoIsie, la5men Sftder, Shftrpeb uno als
burd grtairun9 uno gstttsruu9ssinhhis entteben'
ben SGmerSen linhert un6 beiritist! D2an ntilt
Na6o6munsen unter 6hnIi6en Nameu surid uHo
foresre Beuiou'S Bfafter. (12lr rSaRo1hf1
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Dargaias anf GreSit. go. Dargain
-tu-
Sem RateHsabIunes= ei6dfte
ser
pNnnnmtntal. W W06elGompaente,

gPir oerfaufen alien ebrlihen un6 5uu.rIdITJen
9euten ales, iuas fts Sur uouffdnbiaen dusfattung
ibrcs 5emcs rrom Seller bic gum Sdcbjimmer" be-
otiren m6sen, nah Dem Ratena al lane
su SaargeIopretiC1. un6 iUtr ruer0en Die Ss5inz
oursen sans Bu brsr 3ufrie6enbeit feitiesen. Nadz
ttebcnb fnbreg mir elntge beionocre Slr9atrs iIr
6ieie gBoCbe an:
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&abIidlrdnts! 9aSIihranfs!
Gin rcttcr fIhEidlran3 fGr ....... ........s7.O 90.
Gin beiierer nit bsion6crcm 8Ibicr 50. so.
@iner pom GtbenbolI nit 6eloa6ere.u Sa91
Ier................... .......S S14.75.
Giner oon glusbaun, nit 6eionbcrem 3ubz
Ir~ SO
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- DE 50. 5abresfSun9 Der @rOBlose 6el
pautrr EempIsr" pir6 3ur 3ett in Saratoga
N.,9., ab9ebaitsn.
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the AZ advanced i and is lower for the 42s
Annexed arc the closing quotations:

state bonds were neglected Louisiana consol Is sold
$4,000 Mt sSal, There were no transactions In city
bank stocks.
Railway bonds quiet and generally about steady:
Erie second Is sold ut 30 aud closed 9Sa a99 Central
OF NewJersey issues easier: the cOns0ls sold oil
per cent 10 1854 ana closed at l16i2 the converbles
q 10 1861 and closed at l16ii the adjustments
were off at 107 and the debcnture Is were 2 lower
al l02l2 Missouri, Kansas and Texas general Us were
of Il at 9GA and the IS closed y higher at So West
Shore guaranteed A. frmcr at 103ae Shenandoah
Valley incomes were of per cent at 502 ST. Paul. WIS
consin and Minnesota IS firm at 100 Texas and Paci
nc incomes recovered y 20 57 aud Rio rsts steady
at rs. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were y higher at
Louis Arkansas and Texas fsts up "A at 09i, and
seconds declined 23 TO 36Adi7A-
or unlisted IN the Stock Exchange Cot
ton See oil certificates sold(2 6OWatii "a
Pembroke Iron 400 at 81 75. Brooklyn Elevated frss
1871 000 at 1922, Rome and Decatur S7.O00l at Ole
Brooklyn Elevated 400 Of GO Toledo Ann Arbor and
North Michigan 200 at 27o Phgnlx Mining (2OOl at 81
and Security Milling and Mining d,i0O) at 50 7oe
81 so
Money nominally opened at per cent and de-
cned TO per cent but there money market at the
Stock Exchange Saturday.
The suDTreasury debtor Mt tho Clearing House
$685. $50 and 1t redeemed 1000 trade dollars.
The weekly statement OF bank averages did not make
poor n showing generally expected People viii
not learn that its figures the totals OF six days added
together then divided by o. II. however. shows
loss OF O6S 800 In cash, which reflects actual loss
beyond the possibility of question locking
up OF money for speculative purposes The loans by the
average are reduced $3.50 400. which probably reflects
nm actual reduction OF So 400 900. made necessary by
speculative Withdrawals OF money. The statement
reflects the operations OF the past week aud not those Oh
the future.
following compares the total Of statements Of June Is
and June25;
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1)roposalA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals win be received az The ONCE Of the
Comfy Commissioners of July % A. d. 1887 for
bulding County Hospital In Omaha Douglas County Neb.
according 10 the plans specifications file In the County
Commissioners Office. Each bid must he accompanied by
certified check in the amount OF Five Hundred Dollars
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
e. y. NEEDHAM, County Clerk
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FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER,
Time Table OF June 27fh 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route" at AGO. 100, 300 HOO. M 1880 800 400 $50
Trains leaving at 400 73O HOO, m l:3d 400 $50.
1870 1900 n M have connection for Reading harrisburg.
Potisyille etc. 400 for Eason Bethlehem Allentown
Reading. Harrisburg. On sundays Tor Easton-
1870 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Manch Chunk
Wikesbarre, Scranton. Reading Harrisburg Potsvilic,
Tamaqua. ShamOkn, Sunbury Lewisburg, Williamsport
loo and 1870 D. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Reading HARRISBURG etc.
$40 for Easton. Bethehem. Allentown Maucn Chunk'
Wikesbarre Scranton Tamaqua shamokin Sunbnry Lewis
burg. Wiiamsport etc.
$50 D. m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown etc
6:45 m. for Easi0n bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wlkesbsrra Reading, Harrisburg ETC. On sundays al o3o
400 sl5 $780, Ills a. m. l;30. 2SO, $780, 400 4SO,
$50 6:lj p Sundays 900 a. m, 400 p m. for HE'D
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove except sundays Point
4:O $40 M. $780, 4SO p m. for Lakewood Toms River
400 M 1870 p m for Atlantic City. vneand Bridgeton.
400 si5 i'll o. m. 30 4S0, $50 D. for Freehold
400 600, s:l5 80, 1880 1915 nir la0. 25O AGO,
4:sO boo $50 $40 N. sundays 800 a NJ. 400 p m
'oi fe''" NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier 8. n. r. via Sandy Hook . an .ao -
Ala 80 500. 300 llO0 a. M loo. S;sS 49, $50 p m.
Sundays $780, Hoo $3.50 p m for Highlands Sea-
A 80 500 a. ~ Sij 4so $50 for Atlantic High lands
800 2 90 HOO n. M, 100 3i5. $50 $50 m ior
Elberon Asbuy Park Ocean Grove. Ocean Beach spring
Lake, PIT Pleasant. &C.. ,,. 49,.
At 43O 500 "A H., 100 $40 p. m LOT Lako"ooo' Aons
Also H. ?. m. vineland Brdgeton. Beach Haven
and Atlantic City.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA SiOoKS
SAN FRANCISCO June IS 1897
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MApvrrs

LONDON June 25-l2:3o p m.Ionsois 1ol TIC for ho,b
money and tho accounts United States Pom Per tont
1end. iSi = 90 -Four and Hair Per Cent Bonds liz;
nhcates asa DO. Second Mortgage iO CanadIan Paesc
62os; Ere 80 do Second CoDsos l02s Mexican oy,,
Reading, 257a - VS.
Canada Northwest Land Company ga.
NJ tlantic and Great Western First MORTGAGE TIN.
tees Certncaes 5ss; Canadian Pacific 62a Erie 32s
Gexican Ordinary OIL III st Paul Common 9ll; NeW.Yort
SellIal ia z; Reading. 26is Mexican Central, IL
Canada Northwest Land Company, ga
Bar sllveri quoted al ~ ed. per ounce
rams advces quote Three Henea a franca
bVcentmes for the - - $1,000
rate Of discount in the open three months
Inc London stcck markets calm. the general feel
change has passed. 49, S'NN IA
Ia, ne amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
s@I pa, On Ssixhce today Is 100000.
advlces Per Cent Rentax M al franco
y. p centimes for the account ~ " % '"e'
The stock markets hers we're , ,af,. ~, or..,
% new York Of the civ ne the open,nr auota
.e no quotations street we're dsftsned ~.
Ptiess bat aferward improved and closed better
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOU R-THACK TKUNh LINE
on and after June 2j trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT

GREAT FOC bi@I~
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
tSa Rochester Express drawingroom cars 10 Albany
TOY ana syracuse o.orcs and Montreal ,pecal Draw.
ing Room saratoga caldwell Lake George) Plsits
burg and Mos mr. M s9 . 81 ASans LIMITED
exclusively OF Buffet smoking dining car
and sleeping cars oT Aeany Ui sna roedo arriving
Chicago $50 q ". nextday , - ,.r, O.. p,.,
1880 M Chicago Express hssior o'n " '''
~ Is a. M Western New.York. aud Northern Express
& m Albany Troy Saratoga and Utica special with
drawlnsroom 70 Troy ana sna.9sa
70 a. m' Accommodation to Albany and Troy a.,
P sa' su GaSafs EsRsss
and Chicago Dining car New York to ADany with
.ssSiSS cir; tor ceyeana Cincinnati indianapolis 81
Louis Auburn Geneva Canandagna Cays9a ara aiehsn
Sns issy Ssy Pau S%lsa SewYork 10 Albany
H. and Adironaacs Espres' o1 n,pan W.
Roases Point and VIA 81 ION sundays Pattsourg ana
Montreal at 30 M sleepsTs Connect a,y
a Rssp Nv, Loon LAKE, saranac Paul smhs De-
smith, sarana Ss 81 6 sespe
after July da sunday for Luzerne North creek'
Mo- Special ssepsr arrive. Rochester aoA m But
ao and Cleveland l2lS p ~; ns cars for Rochey
Pacific E Fs, ss w Teedo detroit and
Chicago. sleeping-cars to Clayton VIA o''~' N""'
Siti5 H. Night Express with seepn gears 70 Aoany
and Troy with the morning Trans os @ striae
Saratoga, Lake George and Tor INC 1>o'' "AS'''
essts and space in Drawing and ON
IL Park Place Battery Place 62 West aas Wa,sueon
Mott Haven station l3sthsL New York go ~sws
and 730 Fulton sts, Brooslyn and ~ foa''ns'' "
sscotts Express and check baggage from hoss
.pnn ds,ly others daily EXCEPT Sunday tstop at Mot
Haven station ll3SthsI). urypy MoNETr
. General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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RETIRED POLICEMEN SEEK RE1ysrArEMExz

NLIIHID IOLIVLNEN SEEh ItIINSId ILNLNI
Several policemen and doormen who were retired on
pensions Friday went to Police Headquarters yester
day and declared that they had reached age Of
sixty search of the oldest records in the de-
partment showed that mistakes had been made in
cribng the ages OF Doorman Perkins OF the Charlis
Street Squad. and Of Policemen Henry McCadden and
Cornelius Foley, and that the were vet sixty
years OF age. The Police Board Tuesday probably
Will vote TO rcscnd the order Of retirement in their
and put tbc three men back the force. The same
old records showed that John NJ Bennett Of the Fourth
District Police Court sixty, and he will be re-
tired at the next meeting OF the Board.
II was understood that a number of the men who were
retired on Friday had consulted lawyers and were pre-
pairing 10 make contest In the courts for reinstate-
ment The ground OF the contest is that the men were
appointed for life or during good behavior under the law
OF 1897, which did not contain any sixty years ;"
clause and which not repealed by the act OF 1855
go long as they are able to perform police duty and have
pot been charged with any misconduct the men claim
that they have performed their part Of contract which
Is still binding The plan is 10 ask for injunction to
restrain the Police Board from Bling the vacancies
created Friday. with the expectation that the court
will order the men 10 be reinstated.
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coruandt ana Doc
Dresses sta a. follower .,.....,.,.
7 a. m Tor C'atssauqra and intermediate points 49,.
m for Geneva, Lyons Elnlra kochester BunaiI anu
The West aud principal local points Chr car 70 css
"a inkhanuock Connection TO Reading and HarrlsourE
2;40 %. m. for Piitson and prlncipal interhe"'" P
Chair car 10 Pittston. .-.,,... ..,... ro,naot,or
20 nsa Yin and Harrisburg. Chair car 10 Copay.
7 D. m. for Geneva. Lyons Eimra ROCHESTER, oaHa4' ~
Che West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons,
Drains leaving at M, m ana S4O p IN oonhoe' ~"
All noais In Mahanoy spd liaIleton coal regions
y" P SUNDAY TKAlSH .,.-.,...
aa NJ for ,auoh Chunk HaZleton and pons''
Z Ia n M for Coplay and intermediate points
o. M for Geneva, Lyons, Emlla foehos'e Duu~As es1
>A' "'' General Eastern o1ce, 235 BroadW0i
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

1 hELAN AXE, LAChAW ANNA ana w ESl.
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
EEw:YoRK and AUFFALo LIGHTEiSd EXPRksS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AMP sLEEPIN6 COACHES.
Depots 10 cwYork foot Of Barclay and Christopher sta
cam. Daily except Sunday Bufho and osweeo Express
for Water Gap Stroudsburg Scranton Bnghamton ElmirA
Bath Buffalo, Syracuse Oswego Greene oxford, Norwich.
Utica. at Scranton for Ptston. Wkesbsrre Dam
Vile and Northumberland at owego for ithaca and ntermc
diAte stations
D. IN. Binghamton and Elrnra Express for Water Gap
Bnghamton and Emra. connects at Scran-
ton for Pttston. Kingston. Wilkesbarre, &c.
4l0 D. Scranton. Wlkesbarre ana Kingston Express
p. m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for stroudsburs
Scranton Bnghamion owego Elmira Corning Bath. Way.
land Buffalo, &C., arriving in Buffalo 7l0 q. H.; sleeping
coach 10 0ean
o p. M. Daily Buffalo. Utica and oswego Express for
Stroudsbura Scranton Binghamton Cortland Syracuse
Oswego, Greene oxford, Norwich, Utica and Richheld
Springs. ithaca intermediate sta
tons except Saturdays Connects At Buffalo with trains for
all points West
Tickets checked at ass Broadway and
Westcott Offices Ia New Fork and Brooklyn.
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NO WORD FROM THE SCHOOLSHIP ST. MARY'S
No word bad been received yesterday the Offices OF
the Board Of Education regarding the schoolship St.
Marys Many inquiries made daily at the offices by
the parents of the pupils and relatives OF the officers of
the ship The committee OF the Nautical School saw that
there Is no cause for ALARM and that word of the ships
arrival at Cadiz may be cabled at any moment.
naval officer who is familiar with the route taken by
the ST Marys said there is danger for this ship
~ this time OF the Il an there would be In New
York Bay There have been reports storms on her
route and he accounted for the delay by the belief that
during the fine weather the ship which Is slow sailer
took advantage OF the weather to drill the classes She
proyisoned for three months and has boats enough
carry all her crew without any difficulty
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORyIA S3OOKs
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OF FINANCE.

4 - OFFICE THE COMPTROLLER :
NEWARK n. j., June To- lssI.)
will this Office until Mon
dv limo vi lss7 at D. for the purchase OF any part OF
Que thousand dollars Of bonds oil tho CITY oil No"A
"TAX AREA RAGE BOMBS H., ,r...
dliverao Juy 1881 a which date Interest Deghs lneso
hands are authorized by act OF Legislature o he stao ot
Ncwersey approved April 81 lsl6 ana are ~ a
registered bearing III to
y,tc of four ana half per cent per annum payabe sem
anomaly ny Tic sinking Fund COMMISSIONERS
FOR payment OF tho bonds the creGt anu "no ~ 1t :,
plelged they no addition 10 INC eU. "
nt arrosrage. SINKING luhu -
estal,hcd py law providing the means oil quIalon ~. ma
,ur;v deost per cent Will be required 10 accompany
each bid right reserved 20 reject any OF a os nor
the city, Proposals must Dol NJ
dorsr1 Proposals Tax Arrcarage ionus ana
10 the undersigned. II !. QOitNN' So"P.,o,,e-.-
TAS BONDS.-Jcrscy City, chicago ana sew
II er,l other Issues for Investment Full lst
~ WELLING 4 co. Wallst. and 30 broadway.
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office OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OF NEwJERsEY 1l9 LIBERTYsT.

NRW.YORK, Juno II. 1887.
REFERRING TO THE PLAN or REORGANIZAT!ON
and the Propostons Of Company both dated Juno 3D.
1887 notice is hereby given that 10 inc
Nrw looYEAR PER CENT GENERAL MORT.
Gaze GOLD BONDS whether payable In cash by stock
holder, or in securities will be received by the CENTKAL
TRtsT COMPANY OF NEw-Y0Rk, "a WALL-sT.,
"a Trustee OF the General Mortgage and Agent OF INC no
coivers on and after MONDAY. JUNE 2OTH INST, when
,abe General Mortgage Bond Certificates certified by
Tho trustee Will DO issued and fractional amounts adjusted
as desired. $500 ,,,.